Paula Abdul takes the plunge in super sexy bodysuit as she puts on an energetic performance to launch Gay Pride in LA
She has the energy and physique of someone half her age.
And 56-year-old Paula Abdul put on a stellar performance at the opening ceremony of Gay Pride in West Hollywood, California, on Friday night.
The singer looked absolutely stunning as she belted out her biggest hits in a sexy plunging body suit.
Energetic: Paula Abdul, 56, put on a stellar performance at the opening ceremony of Gay Pride in West Hollywood, California, on Friday night
The choreographer - who was discovered the The Jacksons in her teens - flaunted her fabulous figure in the all black outfit which featured a gold trim, and fishnet stockings.
The former American Idol judge wore her hair straight with dramatic bangs, all as she showcased her incredible dance moves.
Joined by a team of hunky dancers, the star also dueted with her famous animated co-star, MC Skat Kat on Opposites Attract.
Sexy: The choreographer - who was discovered the The Jacksons in her teens - flaunted her fabulous figure in the all black outfit which featured a gold trim, and fishnet stockings
Looking good: The singer looked absolutely stunning as she belted out her biggest hits in a sexy plunging body suit
After the performance, Paula donned a skin-tight purple PVC dress and hit up the Abbey bar in West Hollywood.
The star shared a video to her Instagram stories which shows her having a blast as she is dancing on the podium with a pole.
It comes ahead of her starting a new residency in Las Vegas.
Straight up: The former American Idol judge wore her hair straight with dramatic bangs, and showcased her incredible dance moves
Playing it cool: Joined by a team of hunky dancers, the star also duetted with her famous animated co-star, MC Skat Kat on Opposites Attract
Homegirl: It comes ahead of her starting a new residency in Las Vegas
Sartorially savvy: The star added a black blazer for some of her songs
Unmistakable: The star's name was up in lights behind her on the stage
The show will be called Paula Abdul: Forever Your Girl and it will be held at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino.
She has a total of 20 dates so far, kicking off on August 13 and ending on January 4, 2020.
'I love telling stories through music and dance, and engaging with the audience,' she said of the show.
'I’m taking the essence of the classic choreography that has become part of my legacy and I want to have a real experience with the audience so they leave knowing me a bit more.'
Sharing the love: Paula shared video from the stage
Having fun: She proclaimed 'Pride I Love You' as ticket tape fell at the end of her performance
Makin a night of it! After the performance, Paula donned a skin-tight purple PVC dress and hit up the Abbey bar in West Hollywood
Fun times: The star shared a video to her Instagram stories which shows her having a blast as she is dancing on the podium with a pole
Podium star: Paula looked to be having the time of her life at the famous bar
Sprayed on: Her figure looked incredible in her skin tight dress
Abdul's performance also comes weeks after the passing of her father Harry, and a year after the passing of her mother, Lorraine.
She opened up about losing her parents recently to E!, saying her return to the stage is for them.
'For me, I think if you align yourself in that heart space what you love to do, then you’re on the right path,' she began.
'You have to be willing to make sharp left turns and sharp right turns … It’s hard to make it in this business. You can’t take things too seriously, and as I get older the more I’m in the moment, the more I appreciate everything that’s going on. I’m doing it for my mom and my dad!'
Abdul took to Instagram on April 17 to reveal her father Harry had passed away, with a heartfelt message.
'My Father was, and always will be, my superhero,' she began. 'Thank you ALL for the heartfelt condolences. Your love and support is comforting me during this difficult time. xoP'
She also shared a video where she was sitting next to her father, where she said, 'I love my daddy more than anything in the world! I love you to pieces,' before kissing him on the cheek.
'"Dad: a daughters first love." – Unknown — Everyone loved my father,' she said. 'He had a heart of gold and carried his heart on his sleeve wherever he went, and shared it with everyone he came in contact with.'
